Coumarins from the roots of Cachrys pubescens

Ignat'eva, N. S.; Vandyshev, V. V.; Пименов, М. Г.

doi:10.1007/bf00563757

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“…Abad and coworkers (12) evaluated biological potential of some constituents isolated from C. trifida Miller, and demonstrated that furanocoumarins imperatorin, isoimperatorin and prantschimgin have anti‐inflammatory effects. Various furanocoumarins have also been isolated from C. pubescens (Pall) Schischnk and C. odontalgica Pall (13,14). In Italy, there are five species, all with distribution in the southern part of the country: C. sicula L., C. libanotis L., C. cristata DC., C. ferulacea (L.) Calestani and C. pungens Jan.…”

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Cachrys pungens Jan inhibits human melanoma cell proliferation through photo‐induced cytotoxic activity

Menichini¹,

Alfano²,

Provenzano³

et al. 2011

Cell Proliferation

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Plant-derived natural compounds are an important source for development of cancer-fighting drugs. This study has demonstrated strong phototoxic activity of the coumarin fraction of C. pungens, a plant which, to our knowledge, has never been studied before. This investigation offers a new perspective for developing other formulations potentially useful in photodynamic therapy for treatment of non-melanoma skin cancers as well as melanomas.

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Cachrys pungens Jan inhibits human melanoma cell proliferation through photo‐induced cytotoxic activity

Menichini¹,

Alfano²,

Provenzano³

et al. 2011

Cell Proliferation

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“…Coumarins were reported from the following species: C. trifida (5), C. pubescens (6), C. odontalgica (7). C. sicula (8,9), C. libanotis (9) and C. ferulacea (10,11).…”

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Composition of the Essential Oil ofCachrys alpineBieb.

Başer

Demırcı

Akalin

et al. 2004

Journal of Essential Oil Research

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“…Several papers on the chemical composition of different species of this genus have been published, especially for C. sicula (= Hippomarathrum pterochlaenum) [5], C. libanotis [5], C. trifida [6,7], C. ferulacea [8], C. pubescens [9] and C. odontalgica [10]. These describe the presence of coumarins and furocoumarins.…”

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